Entertainment
For a lot of people, the news didn’t feel shocking. It felt like something that had been a long time coming. Beyoncé is officially a billionaire. According to Forbes, the singer and performer has crossed the billion-dollar mark, becoming one of the wealthiest musicians in the world. It’s
World News
Ukraine has strongly rejected Russia’s claim that it launched a drone attack on one of President Vladimir Putin’s residences, calling the allegation false and politically motivated. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the accusation is part of a familiar pattern used by Moscow to derail peace talks just as
Entertainment
In a glowing studio in Phoenix, something unusual is happening. 33 people are singing at the top of their lungs, moving in sync, and sweating hard but they aren’t at a concert or karaoke bar. They’re working out. This is Swiftie Liftie, a fitness class where Taylor Swift’
Crime
Nearly four years after pipe bombs were discovered near the headquarters of the Democratic and Republican national committees in Washington, D.C., federal prosecutors say the man accused of planting them has confessed explaining that he felt overwhelmed, angry, and driven by a belief that America’s political leaders were
Viral Stories
What should have been a busy but joyful post-Christmas travel weekend turned into a long, exhausting ordeal for hundreds of travellers at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Friday night, as a powerful winter storm brought snow, delays, and widespread flight cancellations across the region. As snow blanketed New York
Entertainment
For many TV fans, Pat Finn was one of those faces you instantly recognised, even if you didn’t always know his name. He was the guy who showed up, delivered a perfectly timed line, and quietly made a scene better. This week, that familiar presence is gone. Finn died
Business
For Johnson & Johnson, the courtroom loss in Baltimore was historic and devastating. A jury has ordered the company and its related businesses to pay more than $1.5 billion to a woman who says years of using its baby powder exposed her to asbestos and caused a rare, aggressive
Entertainment
The video game industry is mourning the sudden and tragic loss of Vince Zampella, one of the most influential figures in modern gaming, who died in a fiery car crash in California over the weekend. He was 55. Zampella, best known as a co-creator of the hugely successful Call of
Politics
When Donald Trump announced the appointment of a special envoy to Greenland, it didn’t take long for the reaction to turn tense. What may have been framed by Trump as a strategic move quickly stirred frustration and concern in both Denmark and Greenland, where leaders made it clear they
Politics
With legacy journalists gone and a hand-picked corps in place, the Pentagon under Pete Hegseth pursues control over what counts as authorised coverage. In mid-October 2025, nearly every major US news organisation that traditionally covered day-to-day DoD activity made a dramatic choice by surrendering its Pentagon press badges. Outlets such
Politics
As Washington prepares for oral arguments, millions born in the United States could see their guaranteed citizenship rights re-examined, potentially altering the legal and social fabric of the nation. In a significant decision with far-reaching consequences, the United States Supreme Court has accepted a case challenging the constitutionality of birthright
Business
Once a poster child of the events economy, Eventbrite finds a rescue route as Bending Spoons bets on restructuring and renewed momentum. Once one of the bright hopes of the digital events economy, Eventbrite, founded in 2006, helped thousands of creators, organizers, and music and culture venues manage events, ticketing,